Question

When multiplying a-3 over 2a^2-7a and 4a-14 over a+3, what are the term(s) that can be cancelled

Answer 1

is the equation in the question written like the one in the bottom? Because for me to help you I must confirm what the equation looks like.

$\frac{a-3}{2a^{2} -7a}$ × $\frac{4a-14}{a+3}$

Answer 2

Answer:

The term (2a-7) can be cancelled.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given the following expression and we are to simplify it and see which terms get cancelled out:

$\frac {a-3} {2a^2 - 7a }$ × $\frac { 4a - 14} {a + 3}$

Taking the common terms out to simplify it:

$\frac{a-3}{a(2a-7)}$ × $\frac{2(2a-7)}{a+3}$

Here, the term $(2a-7)$ get cancelled so we are left with:

$\frac{2(a-3)}{a(a+3)}$